CS for Education
Top Wonderings
Can computer help to make the history book unfakable?
- Histories have mostly been written by the man in power and thus prone to be faked in a way that is good for themselves.
- Other histories are from man with bias, or men with relatively limited vision, which cannot reflect the real history.
- Similar to the (fake or inaccurate) news media nowadays.
- How to validate the information in the correct way before it is being released to us?
- And how to keep the right information out of being corrupted along the time?
- Is this a computational problem or a philosophical problem, or both, or more?
How computers can (help) teach human?
History tells us that men in power tend to retain its power via a carefully crafted education system with twisted history stories. If computers are able to teach human, will the computer finally be the one with the real power of controlling all our humans by educating human mind according to its own best interests?
- Is this the really mattered race between computer and human?
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If you could revise
the fundmental principles of
computer system design
to improve security...
... what would you change?